We were attracted to this place to book by the offer of free bicycles which we used to explore Coba township on first morning (don’t take them to the ruins). The place offered so much more with its jungle like setting, pool, EXTREMELY good food in the restaurant and service in general. It had a pool and conference air conditioned space as part of the restaurant also which we did actually use for a late night conference call. Good Attentative staff and a personal introduction to our spacious room which suited our three adults.

The room had very marginal WIFI reception to the point it was unusable and we advised the hotel they really need to address this as for the travelling tourist (well for us anyway in planning activities and next stay is a must in the room). The room is generous but i didn’t like the shower area not having a door (privacy for the potential four adults who may not want to see one another naked) or the large window which exposes the same naked body to someone walking past outside - low probability but I prefer my showers without risk of a maintenance worker or one of my room mates accidentally wondering past. This could be addressed by a fix that effectively closes the supplied curtain

Staying at Aldea Cobá was an absolute dream. Nestled in the heart of the jungle, this boutique hotel offers the perfect blend of luxury and nature. The rooms are spacious, beautifully decorated with local touches, and equipped with all the modern amenities you could need. Waking up to the sounds of the jungle and enjoying coffee on the private terrace was pure magic. The staff went above and beyond to make our stay unforgettable—always friendly, attentive, and ready with great local recommendations. The on-site restaurant serves delicious, authentic dishes, and the pool area is the perfect spot to unwind after exploring the nearby Cobá ruins. If you’re looking for a unique, peaceful getaway that immerses you in nature while offering top-notch service, Aldea Cobá is the place to be. We can’t wait to come back.

It is a great place to escape from the busy city life. In the resort, everything is better than what you will typically anticipate. The suites are cozy and provide enough outdoor private space. I only tried breakfast in their restaurant and overate. I would especially recommend the traditional dishes with a Starbucks coffee. Their staff are friendly and willing to ensure a better stay.

I regret that I did not decide to stay longer at the resort and the city. Due to my limited time, I did not fully enjoy the benefits of the facilities like the spa or the swimming pool enough. There are so many things to enjoy near the resort and I am pretty confident that the staff will help you plan. So if I need to recommend I would say at least four nights and enjoy their facilities and restaurant.

Spatious clean room, with good working AC. Beautiful garden and friendly staff. 3 mins from town and the ruins

The pool wasn't super clean. The breakfast was served late (supposedly opened ay 7.30, and the person showed up and started prepping like at 7.35) so if you want to make it to the ruins before 8AM is tight. The breakfast was also pretty lame, just a banana, 2 toasts with butter and not even coffee was included. I was charged like 80 pesos for a mediocre cappuccino that I ordered at breakfast.

Our room was really big. The bed was great. The nature around was beautiful, and the pool was nice. Bathroom was super clean and spacious.

There was water under our bed when we got there, don’t know if there was a leak or something else. They call it continental breakfast but you actually get only two slices of bread, two slices of cheese, a banana, and an orange juice. Coffee was not included, we had to pay for it. The bikes were kind of old (rusted and breaks working badly and btw, the ruins don’t let you use the hotel bike on the inside and no one told us about it).

Well designed and very comfortable villa with its own private plunge pool on the edge of the jungle. The staff were welcoming and friendly. Simple breakfast included. Fantastic!

There was no restaurant so dinner was a drive away. Had to pay extra for coffee at breakfast - it was not included.

In the middle of the jungle this wonderful nice, moderm and comfortable, private cabins. I had experience before that places don't look like the pictures and it is kind of disappointed. But this was not the case the place is better than all the pictures I saw. A very peaceful an amazing place everybody was very friendly and accomadate all our needs. We stay at one with our own pool and porch that looks into the jungle, we felt like we were in our own private world, able to hear the beautu of the birds in the area while relaxing watching all the amazing plabts that grow in that area. I didnt like that they had a Starbucks, when I believe the local coffe is better, but I complete understand how that can attract people, the restaurant was all cook for you at the moment and it was worth the wait. CHEF Jose does a great job presenting delicious traditional dishes in a more modern style. We love it so much that we ate there almost our whole stay. Wilfred, Luis, Ismael theybwere all friendly and ready to serve all our needs. My brother in law told them the ceiling fan was amking a weird noise and not turning on or something. Well we went out abd came back to find out a brand new ceiling fan installed in the room. That is what I said more than excelent services you guys get +100

The place is stunning. I could spend a long time here. The sauna and gym were a great bonus after weeks of tacos and tequila. A salt bath in the room was the last thing I expected on a backpackers budget but was a very welcome surprise. The restaurant next door is fantastic too, amazing value all round.

The walls are quite thin and so you can hear the neighbours.

Lovely holiday hotel with a great pool in Coba! On site restaurant had great food options which were beautifully presented. Large rooms with nice showers. Shout out to Victor who managed to flag us down a bus to Tulum on the main road which waited for us avoiding a pricey taxi! Close for visiting the ruins and cenotes close by!

Unfortunately the hotel is at the side of the road which might bother you if you are a light sleeper. Also I wouldn't recommend staying here if you don't have a car. It's a 20 minute walk into the centre of Coba which isn't enjoyable in the dark and there's stray dogs which follow/bark at you en route. It's also quite difficult to get public transport from Coba.

Comfy bed, modern room, private pool, location in the jungle but right off the road. The bathroom was luxury and huge. Hotel within 5 mins from Coba ruins.

No TV but that’s ok and think the hotel should put a small pool cleaning net to clean out the private pools. The bar was not operating but the hotel is small so could be due to low guest attendance.